GOP politician, top wave energy researcher on GreenWave team claiming waters off Mendocino
Two top Southern California real estate developers and a leading Republican political figure lead GreenWave Energy Solutions LLC, company President Wayne Burkamp told the newspaper. One of five GreenWave members is former state Assemblyman Tony Strickland, who lost his bid last year as the GOP nominee for state controller. Strickland is the Republican candidate expected [...]
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“Luxurious Escape”
Wonderful stay here – go during the week and save yourself a bundle! I did! Book for one night and you’ll get a coupon slipped under the door for 99.00 for another night! Shoulda done that! The bed was heavenly – comfy – lovely linens. The room was beautiful and the breakfast wonderful! There’s a [...]
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Mendocino Mushrooms
Porcini Mushrooms About 80% of Mendocino county’s wild mushrooms come from national forest lands, such as those prominent in Mendocino County. Some of the many mushrooms you will find here are Candy Caps, Black Trumpets, Porcinis, Morels, Oyster Mushrooms, Portobello, Yellow Foots, Hedgehogs, Golden, White & Black Chantrelles. Mendocino County in an average year produces [...]
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“WOW!”
Perfect service, great room, wonderful restaurant. We couldn’t have been happier. Despite recent storms and power outages, staff worked overtime to make sure everything was up and running to the guests’ satisfaction. Breakfasts were great; the one dinner we had set new standards for style, finesse, and flavor. Our only regret was that we weren’t [...]
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Mendocino County’s Jackson State Forest
Board of Forestry Approves New Management Plan Sacramento, January 9, 2008. In an action that culminated 8 years of controversy and litigation, the Board of Forestry voted 8 in favor and 1 abstention to approve a new management plan for Jackson Forest that is a milestone in moving Jackson State Forest towards management in the [...]
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The Pomo Indians
Pomo girl photographed by Edward S. Curtis in 1924 The Pomo People: The Pomo people are a linguistic branch of Native American people of Northern California. Their historic territory was on Pacific Coast between Cleone and Duncans Point, and inland to Clear Lake. A separate group speaking a language of the same family, called the [...]
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The Microbreweries of Mendocino
Did you know that Mendocino County, which has a population of about 90,000 has four microbreweries. The Mendocino Brewing Company, was founded in 1983 as the Hopland Brewery in Hopland, California, and its brewery is now currently located 20 minutes north in Ukiah. The formation of the Mendocino Brewing Company in March 1983 marked the entry of [...]
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Fort Bragg Whale Festival
FORT BRAGG, Calif. –— Microbrew tasting and whale watching will be the featured attractions of the 26th Annual Fort Bragg Whale Festival March 15 and 16.Along with dozens of microbrews provided by the Fort Bragg Rotary Club, the area’s top chefs will produce their favorite chowders. A marine mammal art exhibit and crafts fair are [...]
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Mendocino Whale Festival
MENDOCINO, Calif. — Wine tasting and whale watching will be the featured attractions of the 26th Annual Mendocino Whale Festival March 1 and 2 in Mendocino.Many wineries will set up tasting stations in inns, galleries and shops throughout Mendocino Village and Little River, while the area’s top chefs produce their favorite seafood chowders in a [...]
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